Korean exfoliating gloves primarily use viscose (rayon),
a plant-based fiber that creates a rough texture to scrub away dead
skin, often mixed with small amounts of polyester or cotton, sometimes
enhanced with ingredients like collagen peptide,
but the key is the woven fabric texture, not chemical "ingredients".
These mitts work best on wet skin and help with skin renewal, improved
texture, and better absorption of lotions.Key "Ingredients" & Materials:

• Viscose (Rayon): The main component (often 95-100%), a semi-synthetic fiber from wood pulp, provides the necessary friction.
• Polyester/Cotton: Sometimes blended in for durability or structure, as seen in some Dermasuri gloves.
• Latex/Rubber: Used in the elastic wristband for a secure fit.
• Collagen Peptide (Less Common):
  Some newer versions add skincare elements for skin infusion, notes
  Amazon.sa/-/en/Butterfly-Exfoliating-Removal-Sensitive-Collagen/dp/B0BZ3V4187. 

How They Work:

1. Soften Skin: Soak in warm water for 5-10 minutes to soften the skin.
2. Wet the Glove: Dampen the mitt with water and apply your body wash.
3. Scrub Gently: Rub slowly in upward motions, noticing the dead skin roll off (pilling).
4. Rinse & Dry: Rinse your body and the glove thoroughly, then hang to dry in a ventilated spot. 

Important Notes:

• Avoid Face: Not recommended for facial use due to its intense texture.
• Don't Overdo It: Rub gently; you don't need to scrub hard.